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Maternal work-family conflict and psychological distress: Reciprocal relationships over 8 years
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posted on 2023-05-18, 08:39 authored by Westrupp, EM, Strazdins, L, Angela MartinAngela Martin, Cooklin, A, Zubrick, SR, Nicholson, JMThe relationships between employed mothers’ work–family conflict and psychological distress are unlikely to be static or one way. Using longitudinal data, the authors investigated reciprocal effects between work–family conflict and psychological distress across 8 years of the family life cycle. They modeled cross-lagged structural equations over 5 biennial waves of The relationships between employed mothers’ work–family conflict and psychological distress are unlikely to be static or one way. Using longitudinal data, the authors investigated reciprocal effects between work–family conflict and psychological distress across 8 years of the family life cycle. They modeled cross-lagged structural equations over 5 biennial waves of
History
Publication title
Journal of Marriage and FamilyVolume
78Pagination
107-126ISSN
0022-2445Department/School
TSBEPublisher
Alliance Communications Group Division Allen PressPlace of publication
810 East 10Th Street, Lawrence, USA, Ks, 66044Rights statement
Copyright 2015 National Council on Family RelationsRepository Status
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